How to Install Dungeondraft Assets

Dungeondraft by Megasploot is primarily used to create top-down battle maps. Like Wonderdraft, Dungeondraft excels at integrating custom assets with its powerful design tools to create unique maps for any small-scale scene. Importing custom assets is easy, especially when each set is offered as a single dungeondraft.pack file. Because this is the only format for Dungeondraft assets that I offer, I'll be focusing on importing dungeondraft.pack files in this guide.

Importing Dungeondraft Assets - Step-by-Step Guide

1. Create an assets folder.
   • The name can be anything you wish! I named mine "Dungeondraft Assets".
   • You can place this newly created folder anywhere on your PC except "Program Files".
     • This is due to potential crashing issues.
   • I recommend placing this folder somewhere you can easily find in the future.
   • I placed mine in my "Documents" folder.
     
     
     
     
2. Place your dungeondraft.pack files in your new assets folder.
3. Enable the assets in Dungeondraft.
   • Open Dungeondraft.
   • Click "Assets" from the top horizontal menu.
   • In the pop-up window, click "Browse" to find and select your custom assets folder.
   • Select the asset packs you wish to enable, then "Accept".
     
     
     
     

You can place as many dungeondraft.pack files in your custom assets folder without issue. However, I recommend enabling only the assets you wish to use for the map you plan to open to minimize the chance of crashes and lag.

Dungeondraft is available with a one-time purchase from dungeondraft.net.